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The Anchor Volume XXXV

H O P E C O L L E G E , Holland, Michigan. J u n e 13, 1923

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LOCAL CHAPTER c,m PLANS EXTENSION ' X ' r r " °' CALLING

HOPE COLLEGE announce The Fifty-Eighth Commencement June fourteenth to twentieth

o h ! it shines between the field of Merry Group Witnesaee "Guido the green HILLSDALE VICTOR Nineteen hundred and twenty-three PI KAPPA DELTA HOLDS LAST I can almost hear it say: Gimlet of Ghent" • MEETING • Come and wander forth upon me —o—" Hope Drops Final Game of Season The Preparatory School, June 14 You can never tell "As in days of old, when Knights to Hillsdale a t 8:00 P. M. Officers For Ensuing Year Are What adventures are awaiting were . ibold," the Knickerbocker 0 • Baccalaureate Services, June 17 at Elected Over hill and dell.

Society journeyed to a Caatlei in thii In a game featured by heavy 7:30 P. M. case The Castle, to regale themselves hitting and good fielding Hope lost Re V . s . M. Zwemer, D. D.( F. R. Pi Kappa Delta held its final meetw Come and wander forth upon me *^ 1 their ladies f a i r , and merrily its final game to H.l sdale College C. S.,' '87. ing on Monday, June 4. Very satisI will lead you still pass the hours away. A f t e r t h e in6 : s o t | " » Thru the fields and thru the cities to^caciGs of the lake shore had been Till you've had your fill. thoroughly examined by the wanderbunt. ,h. m n i .hen d.l.g » S Z l c . l . . " t r T Oh' S Td'T, S f r T X A|um„, B„.lne., s.„lon, u ing couples, a welcome blast, the t t l l - . n . ...... ..d th.. « i » 2:00 P. M. bod, W . „ , e . d . o . ™ ^ d . i 1to 0 debate " I d £ for feasting, was was heard f r oom m the doubled off the bases. Hillsdale's first r ' . t on ^ , aeoaie And i t s forward I must go.

Se or Commencement score came a f t e r Edgar chanced to ^ ' J u n e 2 0 a t next year, were received from sever- For when the road begins a-calling Castle tower. The banquet hall, gay. 1 al 0 8pe hit a break ball to Doekson who ' . ™ Wh,Ch " Y o u cannot answer No! ly bedecked with Red and Black uncial consideration, was an offer from derneath the Orange and Blue, preAmy Ruth Zwemer, '25. fielded it too slowly. Hope's only DORIAN ENTERTAINMENT A the College of the Pacific, San Jose, sented an inviting appearance. The 0 score came in the second inning on WINTER NIGHT S DREAM California. sweet smelling essence-of roses filled the shortstops overthrow to first.

THAT SUPPLEMENT It is the wish of the local chapter the air. The gallant knights and k That Hillsdale had the breaks of the Second Annual Banquet Held at to extend their debating schedule, to game was evident in the third when It's ready for you. The printers J f ' »«> Woman's Literary Club include more debates on one single y aCqU,tted Hicks knocked out a three bagger f „ u —o— subject. This year our teams were have had. to step - ^ lively ^ but theyj have J ® ^ i ne . .

Tf'a „ .1, themselves for all t h a t the c r e w , with two men on bases. When g o t t e n 11 o u t t o nn n t itm In the land of ice and snow the hampered by debating on two differ- ^ a real potatoes Steketee in the fifth also hit number t00 Ko i l j u . , I Dorians and their guests assembled ent subjects. It is also probable ' . containing literature b r u i < . e d J .n° " , a n c | <"> the evening of June 7 to spend a that Hope College will accept the Pi ' h a t y o u w i l 1 r e a l , y w a n t - - Since the ' 0 rd on a bunt A n c o r lias h e n the had few happy hours in an atmosphere Kappa Delta question on "The ^ become a weekly and ^ sounds of revelry had ure omewh y oppen Throughout the re- devised to refresh the weary brain League of Nations" f o r next year.

P l y a newspaper it has been im- ^ a t subsided, Ye Lord De ossible main er of the game both sides were a n ( t c o o i t he fevered brow. The plans will be made purposing to P to print any of the very Vnes introduced the first speaker, good ure re ire without a hit or error.

Woman's Literary Club, transformed send a delegation from the local ' P ' y •iterary numbers t h a t ^ Dalenberg, who toasted t o Hope: Hope

by Jack Frost into a winter palace chapter to the National Convention ^ " d e n t s are constantly produc- k n i g h t s Errant. Then "Ye Fellowng p P O S A B H R SB SH PO A E of sparkling snow and gleaming of Pi Kappa Delta, to be held at ' ' the Staff has made a special Round Table" wag effort to get Damson 5 4 2 0 1 0 1 1 0 icicles was the scene of the occasion. ion. Peoria, 111.

Mr.' Heemstra, our them before the public toasted to by Yeoman Poole. The in this m a n n e r Lubbers 4 4 0 0 0 1 3 1 0 When the guests had gathered they rator who has been so steadily - Y ° " will not want f r a m s ^ m " i s l c c a m 6 ^ l y to us t o b e w l ror th ,l0 nngs of C r o Doekson 6 4 0 0 0 0 1 2 1 were entertained by the presentation iccessful in the State, Inter-State t h o u t one, so bring your 'two ^ " ® ^ ®' , *^e>r r Riemersma2 4 1 1 0 0 6 2 0 of a Grecian Fantasy, wherein Asia, tid National Contests, should be b l t a ' t o m o r r o w a n d get your copy at V a n d e r H a r t The Ladies Pair* VanLente 3 4 0 0 0 0 8 1 2 a youth of ancient Greece, woos the t h e door 0 y ble to place in the Convention Ora" T J "!

• Albers 7 3 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 Moon Queen and learns to his dismay ,rical contest o followed by some piano music by Z j ^ r i n g 8 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 that mortal should not attempt to Our local chapter has three "speY. W. C A ^ ******" 9 3 1 - 0 0 0 1 0 0 woo an immortal. At the opening of F al distinction" debaters who could ^ ^ ™1 Poppen 1 * 0 1 0 1 4 0 the play he expresses his disgust ive Hope College adequate repre. T horst followed by a toast to "Ye Men w . f .

— — — with the world because he is unable mtation in the debating contest at ' 8 r e " a d a / ln J u n e - a t A r m s ' , ^ La>rd Maagd. The Total 32 5 1 2 3 24 113 to find a wowian both beautiful and ie Convention especially if it's a Y. W. day and you s m g m g of the Knickerbocker Song Hillsdale: virtuous. But in his slumbers the Student sentiment seems to be in 8 P e n d ^ f v e n i ^ o f ^ at Mac. Any- ended this part of the program. ' , S th Y W g l r l a POS AB H R SB SH PO A E Moon Maidens visit him and give •vor of Pi Kappa Delta taking over ^ .. . ® ' ' Journeying upstairs to. the aunC a m e 0U for the fare parlor we were Stetler 6 2 0 1 . 1 . 0 0 2 2 him a parchment which tells him to le control of Forensics. It is be„ v „ " entertained by the g and We Want t0 Reece 3 4 1 1 0 1 12 1 0 hasten to the glade. There in the mse we, in the local chapter desire T n P r e a e n t a t i o n of a , sketch, -"Hie h ere you rl9 who *• Lickley beautiful Doric Temple he is awak9 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 do all we possibly can for the , ! . f " ^ ^ a g e d y of Guido. the Gimlet of j 0 1 0 1 1 m Edgar 2 3 1 1 1 0 9 0 0 ened by the kiss of the Moon Queen, rtherance of this phase of practical . . f " half Ghent." Loving a knight, Guido, y Ur ew h o m she Hicks 5 3 1 0 0 0 2 1 0 and together they spend one glorilucation both for the individual's ° . . had never seen, Isolde the Drew 8 3 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 ous hour, while she interprets to him Philip 7 3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 the meaning of the parchment and hurry. We ate until we had "a suf- the Gimlet of Ghent,, likewise loveth Gray 4 2 1 0 0 0 1 3 0 warns him that a mortal whom the ficiency even unto abundancy" and the beautiful Isolde altho he has not Gettings 1 3 2 1 1 0 1 5 0 moon has once kissed may love her President—Harvey De Weerd. then, just as the sun was setting, we seen her. Success rewards tkeir but never gain her.

A f t e r the Vice Pres.—Jacob Prins. arranged ourselves on the hillside f o r f a i t h f u l efforts to find each other, Total 27 6 4 3 1 27 12 2 Moon Maidens have danced for them.

Sec.-Treas.—Nelle Kole. our farewell meeting. Some of the They meet, but oh the tragedy! They Bases on balls off Poppen 3; off the day breaks and Aria is left alone girls brought their "Ukes" and we do not love each other a f t e r aU* They Gettings 0. in the glade.

SOROSIS ENJOYS THEIR ANsang Day is Dying in the West" have been deceived for ten long Leaving this scene of ancient Struck out by Poppen 5; by GetNUAL BANQUET more feelingly than we ever had be- years. Death comes to both as a remystery, the guests descended to the tings 6. fore because the meaning of it was suit of a broken heart. lower regions where the festivities Double Plays 2.

Birds and Abundant Flowers are so clear as we sat there under the The feast was over and knights were carried on in a slightly differThree base hits. Hicks, Steketee.

Features of Decoration blue sky watching the setting sun. and ladies wended their way ^omeent manner. While the banqueters Time of game, 1 hr. 26 min.

Then "Swanny" talked about God's ward. partook of the delicious dishes which Scorer—Raymond Lubbers.

"Spring is here" was the thot of ^ 00 World". t h4a"'t -o 0 were served to them, the snow-filled n t h i came into the Ladies ','"7 * We never need f e a r "'I —

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—o— It has been the custom for many years back f o r the Meliphone Society to give a public program at the close of each school year and next Friday night has been set aside for this program. This year will be no exception and Gym will be packed with townfolks as well as Hopeites, f o r all Holland looks forward to the night when this program will be presented, knowing that it is to see a program of the highest Calibre.

Each year the program consisted of a reading, budget, some music and play. This a piay. inia year there tuere is a slight sugnt oo mimh in fv^ change, not so much in the program as a whole, as in the play itself. Fork merly only a light comedy of one or w t w e e t s was given; but the play to b e ^ | ^ F r i d a y night is heavier and h a r d e r ^ I t is full of dramatic momentis and the staging is f a r from easy. But each Meliphonian is deDORIAN ELECTIONS termined that this play is going to be the greatest play ever given by President—Amy Boone. the society and so the cast are workVice Pres.—Ruth Hardi. ing hard to make it a success.

Sec'y—Marian Klaasen.

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He takes care of the little sparp ing| June 2 Upstairs the birds warb the Anchor Sup lement? r0WS l l h e s o f t vh e a d clo he th 6 and flflowerS) and I ' " . " " ^ ® ® 11 " " " " " "" l ji n g g wings, f o r j ooy^( 0Wers, sswings, an sure y g ^ "Country f Jy ^6 will take care of C0S corners ave a OUR CREED a 0 effect. ^ P ^ children. Then she voiced After a short half hour the guests ^ Senior girls who I am a Hopeite. a en e or hostesses were asked to go ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ m e as an(j I believe in honor. / downstairs f o r f u r t h e r eniovment c o l l e g e s t u ( t e n t s . They are enrolling .

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A I believe honor e onor 0to be cfte of p a r ticipation. Here were more l n t h e "University of Hard Knocks" !eve . ^ cfie of m y and i „ „ whose teacher is experience, whose own priceless p o s s e s s i o n ^ a treasure warbl n birds and flower3 alore colors are black and blue and whose to be jealously g u a r d e ^ and often Each one found' his or her lace and yell « "ouch." But "Swanny" says l " * * to / ^ b e f o r e a n y o n e r e a l i z e d it> t h e y w e r e none a r e g,om to succom al1 remarks of the ^ b .. . r® 1 *" 011 e n i - o v i n „ fUp w i t f v j a n e t B o u m a S h e f o r "he can who thinks he can"— ships of life, in al^ phaaea of campus charming hostess and you know what all Seniors think. a c t l v ' t y . / ^ r m a d e t h e g u e s t s ' a l l f e e l ..at h o m e , .

Out there on that hillside we got 1 beheve m ^ h o o l honor in athleand then cleverl introduced each a bigger, broader view of our own in- tic honor, in Ater-society honor. aker in turn Sorosite Tygse d i v i d u a l l i v e 8 i n re, "Honey-Bees"a t i o n to the lives i 1u scorn y receive credit f o r 1 work tt o first "Honey-Bees"; : " — o aa ss tt ee d d first tt oo tt hh ee 1 have l l t 113 e g cot ot e « .. -M' aabout us and when wwe home w we not/aone. s« o r o s i..t e i j Visscher and, Sorosite t g n e y to see standards, lower <<The E n d a Per M u i d e r entertained with a vocal f e l t l i k e ' than highest, prevail, o a . the Gabbard toasted on f e C t D a y • , ' duet. Sorosite camn « S i n g e d w i n g s " ; Sorosite Den HerdI / p l e d g e myself, with utmost de DELPHI ELECTION Pruim, e r t o « B u t t e r f l i e g " ; Sorosite ion, to f u r t h e r the cause. i n her very pleasing manner, renI am a Hopeite.

Pres.—Pearl Paalman. dered a couple of vocal solos; a toast o Vice Pres—Mabel Van Dyke. to the "Stars" was given by Sorosite COSMOPOLITAN ELECTION Sec.—Ruth Hoekstra.

Van Zanten, to the "Buds" by SorTreas.—Priscilla Collins. osite Zwemer; Sorosite Pellegrom Pres.—Jack Prins.

K. of A.—Marion Laepple. toasted to the "Glow-worms"; a Vice Pres.—Marinus Hoffs.

Reporter—Amanda Zweim vocal solo by Sorosite Van Raalte Sec'y—Gerrit Wesselink. v • was then enjoyed. The program oTreas.—Fred Steggerda. was closed very fittingly by Sorosite Have you your S p r i n g Number of Chorister—Wm. Van't Hoff.

Tappen who toasted on "Roses." the Anchor Supp K. of A.—Jack Peelen. .

air reverberated with the soft strains of the harp. When all had indulged food ai.u and cunversoww.., conversation, the in loou ...c floor was given to Miss Ruth Miller, who presided as toast-mistress of the evening. She gave a short and appropriate welcome and then intorduced Miss Hattie Doornink who toasted to the guests, as Winter Suns; she was followed by Miss Helen De Jonge, whose toast was to the ladies as snowflakes.

Miss Eleanor Miller then rendered a piano solo, "The Old Refrain," which was followed by Miss Anne Voskuil who toasted to Winter-Sports, and Miss Dena Nettinga, "When Winter Comes". program was brought uomes . The i n e progiam xto a fitting close w Anno rhpn.

by MJac Miss Anna Iben, whose prophecy gave a fascinating glimpse into the future. All rose to join in singing the Dorian Song, and the joyous evening was ended with a social time.

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A rosy dream lit on my pillow last night. (It must have been a subconscious desire, a la Freude.) I t was an evening in June, some time in the future, the auspicious evening of a Hope Biennial All-College Banquet. Long snowy tables stretched from end to end of the gym. In the flower-scented, music-pulsing atmosphere sat "The College," each next to his best, or second-best, afA WORD TO THE WISE Y o u w i l l s o o n b e going away from finity. The Decorating Committee —o— Hope not to return. But you will sat with legs sprawled out in pere last issue of the touch A s t h i s is th u m l o u b t e d i y w a n t to keep in feet comfort,—no aches or twinges A n c h o r for this school year it would ^ That is a sert h e old schooi# from carrying luggage or standing n o t b e a m i s s d irect a few words of ^ w h . c h t h e A n c h o r alone can renon a ladder all the day long. Out of | a r e w e l l to our Seniors—to you, the ^ ^ y o u b e t t e r than anything doors, dotting the green of the cam- c l a s g o f special else W e a r e offering the pus, lazily swung Japanese lanterns, years you have enjoyed ^ r of three dollars for a For four to Senio S waiting to be lit for the grand finale. measure of the advantages ^ r e e years subscription. See the And over all brooded a perfect un- a n d privileges that Hope offers to all s u b s c r j p y o n manager, H a r o l d Wierks, animity of Hope Spirit. And with- ^ e r £ o s t e r children. You have drunk your subscription aTld g j v e purses jingled innumerable e fount of knowledge ^ d e e p l y f r o m th a d d r e g g s o t h a t a l l t h e news of in our dollars, sufficient pvpn even for a new w h i c h s h e n e V e r denied you. But, ^ c o |iege will come to you promptHope Professor's salary. And I more than that, you have found • r-. t h e c o m i n g year. friends among those with whom you q awoke.

0 * have associated; if not, it is nobody s ^ were extremely sorry to hear Commencement has come, and f a u i t except your own. And cer- ^ ^ d e a t h F l o y d Kemphers' faSeniors are ready to step over the tainly, these new friendships whic We w hich occurred last week. threshold. We would prolong their y 0 U have made are worth fostering o him in his bereaveto extcnd t stay,—yet are glad to see them go. a n d developing. Don't frame them ^ m o s t earnest and heartfelt For they have a purpose. No need a n d hang them on the wall, like your s y i n p a t h y > to go to Shakespeare to read d |piomas, where neglect will soon o f0r tragedy,—it walks and sits beside COV er them with the cobwebs " Student groups in the Universities you every day. A wife whose hus- getfulness and disuse.

They are ^ technical colleges at Utrecht, band is' insane, a mother who has m u c h too valuable for thar,. ^ Keep Qraningen, Leyden, Amster, lost her child, a youth losing out in t hem alive and active by keeping m the a n d Wageningen make up his fight for health—you meet them t o u c h w i t h that bond of common in- I n t e r a c a d e m i a l G e h e e 1-Onthonding every day. Sooner or later comes terest—your Alma Mater. . (intercollegiate Anti-alcohol Boiid the time when you go down into the Qf course, correspondence will do S o c i e t y ) o f Holland. Each year, this Valley of the Shadow, where lurk t h i s very effectively; but you know g o c i e t y b rings in some outstanding moral and spiritual death. It is um- how it goes,—you write every week a n t i _ a | c o h o l authority for a tour of versal experience. But the higher £ o r ^he first two weeks and after j e c j . u r e g a n d conference. A year ago, good, and the wiser plan, and the t h a t you don't find time to write. No, ^ . g v j s j t 0 r W as Prof. Dr. Aschaffengreater aspiration stretch above and correspondence is too haphazard to ^ Colgone, and this year Dr. before.

To bring that vision,— entrust our valuable College friend- M Legrain of Paris. that is to make life worth living. g hips to its care. There is another * -.-o— * .

And that is the mission and the mes- w a y | j u s t as effective and much more j h n Wierda, Hope 21, visited Mr 0 certain than correspondence, that he campus last week. On Tuesday t sage of Hope.

Z. will accomplish the same purpose. he addressed the Organic Chemistry For four years you have read and c l a s S ) telling about his chemical enjoyed your weekly College Publica- w o r k a t t he University of Illinois.

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NEWHOUSE SHOE STORE has them.

Collage and 14th St.

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Graduation Portraits

Eleanor F. Jones,

Chas. Samson, N. D. Citz. P h o n e 1795

EYE, EAR, NOSE. THROAT and HEADACHE GLASSES F I T T E D Office Hours:-

P h o n e 2550 Over C O R N E R H A R D W A R E STORE, Holland, Mich.

9.3<» to 12 A. M. 1.3o to 5 P. M. Sat. Evenings 7.30 to 9.

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FOOT= WEAR S. Sprletsma & Son, HOLLAND, MICH.

Hair cuts s : : ' S ; Cor. College Ave. and 8th St.

Sterilized tools.

Strictly Sanitary,

Real Dentists Are in Demand

Now that the several society house parties are over, the Seniors go to theirs—that is, those Seniors who have been wise enough to take only fourth year subjects the last semester, and to finish up their exams last week.

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Sp4mal Mutic appropriaU to •ach produciien.

To quote:—The new road south of the dormitory is a concrete example of the campus improvement tl^b spring.

WEDNESDAY. JUNE 13 TOM MIX in, "Romance Land". Fast action and comedy.

Special Comedy, "Rural Rumpus."

Also ifutt and Jeff. .

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You know, the Milestone came out this week. The Staff staved off a rush by saying "Seniors first!"

THURSDAY, J U N E 14 TOM MOORE & EDITH ROBERTS in, "Pawned."

A big super-special, melodrama of life, filled with thrills, chills, action and romance.

Two Reel Sunshine Conedy, ''Cupids Elephant."

Everyone looked at his Milestone to see, first, what he looked like and what his best friend looked like, and then turned over the pages to see his pet enemy staring him in the face.

FRIDAY, J U N E IB WVf. RUSSEL in, "Mixed Faces." Heartaches sweethearts. Politics and polywafs—a torrent of t h r i l l s - a n avalanche of action—and a real life romance of real men and women.

Star Comedy: '"The Best Man."

These are the days when we begin to appreciate how nice we really are.

Take a glance thru your Annual and see under the autographs of your friends ' the words that make you blush from self-consciousnes$ and gasp "I never knew it could be like this!"

SATURDAY, JUNE 16 ZANE GREY presents. "Desert Gold.*' The best known and most gripping story overwritten b> that famous author. A story of the great American desert of the west known as death valley.

Rollin Comedy. 1 'Light Shoes".

Also Fox News.

MONDAY AND TUESDAY, J U N E 18-19

Now when we go home after this week of exams, we can take our Milestones from our trunks, and make the homefolks look at us with pride when they read them and see how popular we are, before they receive those letters from Dr. Ny which, contain the report cards that say, "We're sorry but we cannot tell a lie."

MARY OF THE MOVIES.-An all star cast including forty of the most famous movie stars. A story of Hollywood lift.

T h e r e is a big f u t u r e for the dentist. T h e r e is room for h i m

Holland City i State Bank HOLLAND. MICH. Capital $100,OOO.dO Surplus and Profits $85,000.00

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Dentistry

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Perhaps the very lack of this kind of foresight makes Doc Ruissard, Leggy, and Chick Vruiwink never ask, "Will you write in my book?"

This, of course, is strictly campus news: Seven dormitory girls have been "campus-ed" till Friday noon by order of the House Committee. And this the last week of school!

SHOWER GIVEN FOR GRACE SPIES Last Friday the sun smiled but local showers prevailed in at least one part of town. Friends had gathered at the home of the Zwemer sisters to shower Grace Spies, who will be a Hope bride next month.

When the f u t u r i s t pie had been cut and wondrous fortunes predicted, the guest of honor found her f u t u r e stored in a big umbrella. If good wishes make a rosy future, that part at least is assured. o ALUMNI N E W S Mr. Charles H. Peet, Hope '14, has passed his examinations for the Ph. D. degree in Chemistry, at the University of Illinois. Mr. Peet has specialized in Organic Chemistry with Physical Chemistry as first minor subject and Physiology his second minor subject.

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Mr. R. E. Flikkema, Hope '21, rereived the M. S. degree in Chemistry on June 11th, at the Mass. Agricultural College. He has also obtained a.scholarship in Chemistry to the University of Pittsburg where he intends to continue his work toward the Ph. D. degree.

We are happy to announce the birth of a baby girl, Constance May, to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scholten, former Hopeites. We are always glad to welcome fresh material for Hope.

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DON'T BE SCARED

Get rid of the fear of poverty by thrift and frugality, which will enable you if necessary to live on little, and give you a reserve to tide you over if the loss of a job temporarily strands you on the beach.

As to the fear of ridicule, forget it altogether. The opinion of other people is more negligible than you suppose. And those who would ridicule you because you are working hard and with a purpose are moved more by jealousy than any other motive.

As soon as you discover that other people can be afraid of you, you will cease to be afraid of them. Then your fears gradually will subside.

Fear is instinctive in most of us.

It is one of the results of the desire for self-preservation that is as old as the race.

Fear has done more harm in the world than drunkeness—-which is saying a good deal.

The sooner you eliminate fear from your make-up, the sooner you will get where you are trying to go.

The man who has the best chance in the world is the man who is afraid to be scared—who has learned to fear fear.

The fear that saps a man's purpose and leaves him trembling and helpless on the threshold of life has

many forms.

There is the fear of the rich and powerful—too common, even in this day when the rich and powerful can do little harm to their fellows.

There is the fear of poverty—a real fear, and one which is harder to shake off than all the others.

There is the fear of what other people will say, the fear of being ridiculed—the commonest and perhaps the most mischievous form.

Get them all out of your system.

HA—HA—HAL'S JA—JA—JAKE'S Some of the fellows are thinking of starting a green house in the corner of the Campus to defray the unexpected Banquet expense.

Loops to Midge: Bill's old came to the door last night and went Chuck, Chuck, Chuck all time.

Ike (listening in): It used to Chuck, Chuck, Chuck, but now goes for Bill, Bill, Bill.

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Holland, Micb

W e wish to t h a n k t h e s t u d e n t s f o r t h e i r p a t r o n a g e d u r i n g t h e yoar.

H o p e to see you again in t h e fall.

Lindeborg's Students Drug Store 54 E a s t 8 t h t r .

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May Happinass and Prosperity Follow you through the summer

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Chief P. Morter: Jack Paelen.

—o— Chick: I'll never ask another girl to marry me as long as I live.

Ben: What? Refused again?

Chick: No! accepted.

George Irving dove off from the pier the other day rather unexpectedly, and didn't come up f o r some time. The reason is still undecided, but some think that there is a girl at the bottom of it all.

Nature never allows anything to run to waste. Take your time boys its hard to fight nature.

You ought to sleep well.

You lie so easily.

—o— Mrs: It's very puzzling to me?

Mr: What's that?

Mrs: "I can't tell whether Willie is corrupting the parrot, or, whether the parrot is corrupting Willie."

This sure is lazy weather, but yet, I do not believe that we are as lazy as the fellow who had his left eye removel so that he wouldn't have to wink when he went hunting.

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If a women would change her sex would she be a heathen?

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Mildred-. No! Mr. Temple: Well, is it that Buick But it is always a handicap. The Sedan then? thing that you should be most afraid Mildred: No! It's Willie's night. of is fear—the fear that makes you a Leggy: I'm awfully sick to-day, weak paltry creature, with your faculties paralyzed and all the ele- can I be excused from class?

Prof. Lampen: Where do you sufment? of progress that are in you Remember that the rich and the terrified into inaction. fer most? powerful, of whose greatness you Leggy: In Astronomy class.

-Ostand in awe, are only human beings, We hear that 'Shorty' Bolks canie and that they have little reason for Post Mortem: wanting to injure you, even if it to see Harriet, and scared all the Ready For Action. were possible. house party into their clothes.

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Oh, the sadness of her sadness when she's sad! * Oh, the gladness of her gladness when she's glad!

But the sadness of her sadness when she's sad And the gladness of her gladness when she's glad.

Are nothing to the madness of her ^ madness when she's mad.

If lovers are fresh eggs: Then marriage means hard boiled i*' eggs, And divorce means scrambled eggs.

Dr. Pattie: I once knew a man, who with a lithescope made a harness for a flea.

R. Fell: Oh, that's nothing Doctor, I saw the same flea harnessed.

Dear sub-readers and Scribers: Perhaps you will be as happy as i am that this is a fairwell number.

There are a good many jokes that will have to go unprinted this school year but like wine they will keep and next year we will have some pretty strong ones. I once knew a blind man who had all the joints in his fingers broken from trying to crack jokes that way. Just as the dorm door is a step-farther to the steps so next year if all is well we will be a step-farther. To those who are interested I would say that this is all.

Yours till my lawnmower cleans up on some Grass-widow.

Joe-Curr.

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Fine Pianos and Players Victrolas and Records FULL LINE 15c. SHEET MUSIC —at the—

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Best Ice Cream Parlor in the City Also Confectionery and Fruits.

A. PATSY FABIANO 26 We.t Eighth Street

The Holland Pry Cleaners Goods called for and delivered Phone 1528

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